Sentence examples for changes in expectation from inspiring English sources
The aim of this study was to examine the changes in expectation and needs in terms of human adaptation and behavioural profiles in patients with ileal conduit (IC) after radical cystectomy (RC) for bladder cancer (BC).
These previous reports suggested that spike synchrony might be modulated independently of mean firing rate and may be linked to changes in expectation, attention, response latency, and rivalry (for review, see Salinas and Sejnowski 2001); its relevance to object recognition is still a matter of debate (Gray 1999; Shadlen and Movshon 1999; Singer 1999).
Hawtrey advocated a purely monetary theory of economic fluctuations in which changes in money supply produce changes in expectations and adjustments in stocks.
The examples of successful changes in expectations tend to involve drastic regime changes, like FDR taking us off the gold standard.
Moreover, Mr. Walsh said, "changes in expectations about future inflation can influence current inflation, even if the economy is below its potential".
"A New Moral Vision helps us understand how broad changes in American culture and society, changes in higher education, changes in religion, and changes in expectations and understandings of gender intersected in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
The sentinel driver of the quality and patient safety moment, To Err Is Human, was published only 12 years ago, yet fundamental changes in expectations and measurement for health-care quality and safety have occurred to alter the health-care landscape.
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Banks benefit from higher interest rates and their stocks are sensitive to changes in expectations of how quickly the Fed will change rates.
